Sentence examples for sentence note from inspiring English sources

In fact, witnesses, like neighbor Mary Cutcher, who wanted to tell police what she saw was virtually dismissed initially -- only a brief 2 to 3 sentence note was taken by police, according to news reports.

By contrast, the curated evidence presented in Row 15 of Figure 8 is not shown in the curation table of LiverCancerMarkerRIF extension, because the majority vote was not 'Relevant' for this sentence (Note that Figure 7 does not show other evidence such as Row 17 and 18 of Figure 8 for concision. But they are listed in the curation table for the abstract).

The letter's first sentence noted that Mr. Romney retired from Bain Capital more than 13 years ago.

Initially, Mr. Vas defended his written request for a lighter sentence, noting Mr. Trinidad's veteran status and psychological history.

(A later sentence noted, "As the reader might find intuitive, we can tremendously improve our scheme over the constant approximation by including the leading order near-threshold behavior of matrix elements").

Did Britain raise any concerns about Sri Lanka's massacres of Tamils before it let the PSNI continue its role as 'critical friends' with Colombo?" The FCO says the only information it holds on the 2009 meeting is a single sentence, noting that its official agreed in advance for the PSNI to offer further assistance to Sri Lanka.

Bigsby dispatches the subject in one long, awkward sentence, noting that "on the advice of his doctor," Miller decided that the boy "could be better served by being placed with others such as himself in a specialist institution rather than raised in the family home".

He was released after serving a few months when an appeals court judge suspended the sentence, noting Chung's importance to the Korean economy.

Defense attorney Bobbi Sternheim asked for a lesser sentence, noting al-Fawwaz's lack of a prior criminal record and good behavior in UK and U.S. custody for the past 16 years.

This is made all the funnier (the polite word for "stomach-churning") when one remembers this news story from the New Orleans Times-Picayune a year ago, whose first sentence notes: "BP hopes the U.S. Justice Department will accept less than $15 billion to settle the government's civil and criminal claims for the 2010 Gulf oil spill..

He informed players of his in-season departure by having a four-sentence note left at each locker.